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On this episode we discuss some common stumbling blocks for people that prevent them from coming to Christ or seriously considering the Christian faith. Whether it's reconciling a loving God with the existence of hell or a misunderstanding of the value that the Bible places on women, we discuss these and other misconceptions on this show. Special guests include Delia Davies, a homeschooling mother of 6, her husband Aaron Davies and Bob Parucha. Be sure to listen in and share with your friends!

On this episode we discuss some common stumbling blocks for people that prevent them from coming to Christ or seriously considering the Christian faith. Whether it's reconciling a loving God with the existence of hell or a misunderstanding of the value that the Bible places on women, we discuss these and other misconceptions on this show. Special guests include Delia Davies, a homeschooling mother of 6, her husband Aaron Davies and Bob Parucha. Be sure to listen in and share with your friends!

Join us on Apologetics.com Radio as we seek to define the church and discuss the role of the church in culture. We also discuss issues of homosexuality and pornography and where the church’s involvement ought to be in addressing these issues and more.

Join us on Apologetics.com Radio as we seek to define the church and discuss the role of the church in culture. We also discuss issues of homosexuality and pornography and where the church’s involvement ought to be in addressing these issues and more.

Join us on Apologetics.com Radio as we seek to define the church and discuss the role of the church in culture. We also discuss issues of homosexuality and pornography and where the church’s involvement ought to be in addressing these issues and more.

In the first 20 minutes of the show we recap Leslie's recent talk in Oxford on the differences in the current Science Faith Dialogue in America and Europe. In the next portion of the show we encourage Christian's to think about current and future science as opposed to just origins issues. In the last 20 minutes we discuss hot Science topics and the Christian view of human nature.

Our culture today is populated by a class of people who were not recognized as a special group until the 1950's. They are the teenagers — the eternal adolescents. Grown ups are extinct according to Diana West, author of Death of the Grown Up. In this episode we highlight some peculiar characteristics of teenagers and the challenges they face in a society that demands certain responsibilities and duties. Part of the solution is for these young adults to begin the process of habituating themselves to certain practices that lead to virtue. Helping us get started on this conversation and the host of this episode is Harry Edwards along with regular panelists: Jacob Daniel, Lenny Esposito and Brooklynn Wong.

Our culture today is populated by a class of people who were not recognized as a special group until the 1950's. They are the teenagers — the eternal adolescents. Grown ups are extinct according to Diana West, author of Death of the Grown Up. In this episode we highlight some peculiar characteristics of teenagers and the challenges they face in a society that demands certain responsibilities and duties. Part of the solution is for these young adults to begin the process of habituating themselves to certain practices that lead to virtue. Helping us get started on this conversation and the host of this episode is Harry Edwards along with regular panelists: Jacob Daniel, Lenny Esposito and Brooklynn Wong.

In the first 20 minutes of the show we recap Leslie's recent talk in Oxford on the differences in the current Science Faith Dialogue in America and Europe. In the next portion of the show we encourage Christian's to think about current and future science as opposed to just origins issues. In the last 20 minutes we discuss hot Science topics and the Christian view of human nature.

Our culture today is populated by a class of people who were not recognized as a special group until the 1950's. They are the teenagers — the eternal adolescents. Grown ups are extinct according to Diana West, author of Death of the Grown Up. In this episode we highlight some peculiar characteristics of teenagers and the challenges they face in a society that demands certain responsibilities and duties. Part of the solution is for these young adults to begin the process of habituating themselves to certain practices that lead to virtue. Helping us get started on this conversation and the host of this episode is Harry Edwards along with regular panelists: Jacob Daniel, Lenny Esposito and Brooklynn Wong.